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Local business? Need help with words?

By gridwell
January 11, 2021 in Request a Tradesperson

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gridwell

Posted January 11, 2021

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Posted January 11, 2021

My name is Sophie and I am a local freelance writer with specific experience working with digital brands and helping them to tell their story effectively through words.

I would love to expand my portfolio by working with local businesses, and would be happy to hear from anyone who would like to understand how their online presence could be improved by the words they use. Perhaps you would like your website proofreading, or you're launching a new business and would like an entire tone of voice created for you: both of these things (and everything in between) can help you speak to your customers more effectively.

If this is of interest to you, send me a message! I am happy to offer reduced rates for local businesses and especially those impacted by COVID-19.

Have a happy week!

Sophie

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